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This has nothing to do with Go and a lot to do with choosing the right tool for the job. Maybe Go is the best tool for you in this job, but a given js framewor
by wesleytodd 9y ago
This has nothing to do with Go and a lot to do with choosing the right tool for the job. Maybe Go is the best tool for you in this job, but a given js framework can serve someone else just as well if it is in their expertise area. Don't confuse your expertise with language/ecosystem pros and cons.
- theon144 9y agoThis has nothing to do with choosing the right tool for the job, but with performance, which this discussion is about. Practically all JS frameworks, having multiple levels of (near-inscrutable) abstractions naturally degrade the performance and certainly contribute to the trend the submitted twitter thread is talking about.
- monochromatic 9y agoThe right tool for the job != whatever tool is in your expertise area.